John Williams brings you another round of speed jokes. Keep sending yours to [email protected] for a chance to hear them on-air!

Diana played this round of the Mega Pros music quiz, whose theme was September. See how you do in comparison!

Chicago Tribune Reporter Joe Mahr joins John Williams to explain what his findings show cause discrepancies in the number of COVID-19 deaths and cases in Illinois. That is, there are “excess deaths” that might have been inaccurately attributed to COVID.

Seyfarth at Work President Philippe Weiss joins John Williams to explain the procedures offices are taking for bringing employees back since the COVID pandemic sent them all working from home. Plus, he tells John why separating those who wish to wear masks from those who don’t would not help mitigate COVID transmission in the office.

Chicago Tribune Theater Critic Chris Jones joins John Williams to remember “Black Panther” star Chadwick Boseman, who died Friday of colon cancer. He describes Boseman as a playwright from his production in Chicago and explains why he never revealed his sickness to the world.

John Williams brings you another round of speed jokes. Keep sending yours in to [email protected]!

White Sox fan Thomas Alessio joins John Williams to talk about what inspired him to want to donate his kidney to a fan of the rival team, the Cubs. He will be recognized Sunday at the Chicago North Side Italian American Rally for this gesture.

Here’s your Friday round of speed jokes, featuring some of your own. Keep sending them to [email protected]!

American Girl Doll held a competition to nominate heroes of the COVID pandemic and now, a doll has been modeled after Oswego first grade teacher Pam Klick.

Sports betting analyst Sam Panayotovich joins John Williams to weigh in on the NBA postponement in protest of the shooting of Jacob Blake. Plus, Sam tells John about the bets being made on the presidential election.